Endgame by Samuel Beckett at Washington Stage Guild

Bill Largess (Hamm), is a founding member of WSG and the current Artistic Director. His WSG credits include Man & Superman, his own adaptation of Dante’s Inferno, as director, Murder in The Cathedral and Pygmalion, performing in an evening of Beckett plays at the 2000 International Beckett Festival, and appearing at nearly every D.C.-area theatre company, as well as nationally. His work has been nominated five times for Helen Hayes Awards.

Matty Griffiths (Clov), is a freelance actor and director and former Executive Director/Founder of City Artistic Partnerships who recently appeared in Gwen & Ida (Nu Sass), Clothes for a Summer Hotel (Rainbow Theatre Project), and Driving Miss Daisy (Anacostia Playhouse).

David Bryan Jackson (Nagg) returns to WSG having appeared previously in Candida, The Old Masters, Magic, The Best of Friends and Lord Arthur Savile’s Crime, and recently performed in A Number (Edge of the Universe Players 2/Capital Fringe) and Birds of North America (Mosaic Theater Company).

Rosemary Regan (Nell) is making her first appearance with WSG after a career that has wandered all over the DC area, including James Joyce’s ‘The Dead’ (Scena Theatre), An Inspector Calls (Shakespeare Theatre Company), Optimism! Or, Voltaire’s ‘Candide’ (Spooky Action Theater), and a variety of roles at Studio Theatre.

R. Scott Williams (Hamm alternate at Saturday evening performances) is pleased to return to WSG following previous adventures in Mrs. Warren’s Profession, All Save One, Opus, Lord Arthur Savile’s Crime, and performances with Shakespeare Theatre Company, Olney Theatre Center, Theatre Alliance, and over 600 performances of Shear Madness at the Kennedy Center.